The highly anticipated season 12 finale of Basketball Wives is set to air on VH1 on Monday, July 28 at 8/7c. For those without traditional cable, streaming options are available with free trials offered by platforms like Philo, Fubo, DirecTV, and Sling, allowing viewers to enjoy all the concluding drama of the season.
Last week’s episode delivered an unexpected twist as tensions escalated into a physical fight between Jackie Christie and her daughter Chantel during their Hawaii getaway. The confrontation was so intense that producers had to intervene. In addition to this shocking altercation, Jackie also faced criticism from Evelyn, who confronted her about her behavior towards Chantel, leading to a fiery verbal exchange.
After the fallout from the intense family conflict, Chantel sought solace with the other women, while Jackie turned to her husband Doug to discuss the emotional turmoil of the situation. The episode also highlighted Ty and Ming’s rocky relationship, underscored by the reappearance of an engagement ring, signaling their relationship’s end.
Fans can expect the season finale to explore the aftermath of the Hawaii trip, focusing on the emotional repercussions faced by the women. Jennifer is gearing up for a major movie premiere, which gets overshadowed by emerging tensions and rumors of new romances, particularly involving Ty and Ming.
Streaming options for the finale include:
– **Philo**: Offers a 7-day free trial, then $28/month.
– **Fubo**: Provides a free trial, with a regular cost of $84.99/month thereafter.
– **DirecTV**: Features a 5-day free trial, with a starting price of $86.99/month.
– **Sling**: Currently running a promotion of 50% off the first month, typically $45.99/month.
This season finale promises to be packed with drama, emotions, and revelations, ensuring fans will have plenty to discuss after the credits roll. With the show’s continued exploration of complex relationships, viewers can look forward to an engaging conclusion that reflects the real-life challenges and dynamics of friendship and family.